Unfortunately, I don’t have a photo of Jonesport Beals’ big kahoona lobster trap tree, but I do have photos of this year’s traditional wooden lobster pot tree in Cape Porpoise and this year’s conventional metal trap tree in Rockland (two views). So, which is prettier, wood or metal?



And for something a bit different, check out Maine photographer Michele Stapleton’s shot of the lobster crate tree in Trenton.
My vote goes to the Rockland tree. A beatiful tree in a beautiful town.
wood is more traditional, but metal give rockford a bigger base. and as we all know: bigger is better.
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